Raise your hand if you remember when
Flower Soft first hit the market? Seems like it was all the rage for awhile and then things started to quiet down...or is it just that I'm not that up on what's going on in the world of
Flower Soft? (That's probably a more likely answer!)
Well tonight I'm teaching a class at
Wholly Scrap and we're going to dive into a few tubs of
Flower Soft (not literally, of course!) to create this card. I found a tutorial on making these cute bouquets on
Splitcoast and I even happen to have the
OCL stamp set that was used in the tutorial so...I created a similar look and I love it! It's so much fun to see the pop of color and dimension that
Flower Soft gives to a card. Another fun thing that I found out, quite as an accident since I realized when I started to make my flowers that I didn't have any white glue in the house, Glossy Accents works awesome when making the bouquets. It dries much faster than white glue and once it's dry, there isn't a single piece of
Flower Soft that's coming off the wires! I'm looking forward to demonstrating this fun technique tonight...
Other elements for this card...This fabulous ribbon is from American Crafts and the paper is from Jillibean Soup.
Enjoy your weekend and be sure to check back on Sunday for a Keep it Simple card!
Raise your hand if you remember when Flower Soft first hit the market? Seems like it was all the rage for awhile and then things started to quiet down...or is it just that I'm not that up on what's going on in the world of Flower Soft? (That's probably a more likely answer!)
Well tonight I'm teaching a class at Wholly Scrap and we're going to dive into a few tubs of Flower Soft (not literally, of course!) to create this card. I found a tutorial on making these cute bouquets on Splitcoast and I even happen to have the OCL stamp set that was used in the tutorial so...I created a similar look and I love it! It's so much fun to see the pop of color and dimension that Flower Soft gives to a card. Another fun thing that I found out, quite as an accident since I realized when I started to make my flowers that I didn't have any white glue in the house, Glossy Accents works awesome when making the bouquets. It dries much faster than white glue and once it's dry, there isn't a single piece of Flower Soft that's coming off the wires! I'm looking forward to demonstrating this fun technique tonight...
Other elements for this card...This fabulous ribbon is from American Crafts and the paper is from Jillibean Soup.
Enjoy your weekend and be sure to check back on Sunday for a Keep it Simple card!
9 comments:
Very nice. I really like cards with dimension. I have never tried FlowerSoft. You know how it is. Sometimes you just have to pass on some new stuff for the sake of space.
Love this kim! That focal point is so fun! Have fun with your class!
How beautiful Kim! Love the 3D effect.
Very pretty! Hope you had a great class! :)
Beautiful card Kim! Love the great image and the flower soft! :o)
Ah...mah...zing! I so cannot deal with Flower Soft but this almost makes me wanna try! The technique you chose is the bomb!
Wonderful card. I also discovered that Flower Soft works with Glossy Accents. However, it doesn't work quite as well with Crackle Accents.
Kim:
Helen and I had a great time at your class. We love our cards! Thanks for teaching us all of these cool techniques and making it so much fun!!!
Pam
Kim, this is absolutely beautiful!
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